G13mft Totalizer GB PDF

Technical Documentation
Electronic Coin Validator

G-13.mft parallel
2-price totalizer, timer and TV totalizer mode
(from model /4 upwards)
Operating instructions
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Edition 1.2
BA.G13MFTSTEP-GB
National Rejectors, Inc. GmbH • Zum Fruchthof 6 • D-21614 Buxtehude

CRANE Phone: +49 (0)4161-729-0 • Fax: +49 (0)4161-729-115 • E-mail: [email protected] • Internet: www.nri.de
G-13.mft totalizer TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of contents
1 General information 7
General information about these instructions 7
Text conventions 7
Additional technical documentation 8
General information about the coin validator 8
Models and operating modes 9
2 Safety instructions 10
Proper use 10
Protecting yourself and equipment 11
3 Design 12
The coin route from insert funnel to cash-box/sorting
chute or return area 14
Switching blocks 15
Return lever and return button 15
Label 16
National Rejectors, Inc. GmbH, Buxtehude 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS G-13.mft totalizer
4 Function and operation 17

Coin acceptance and coin channels 18
Single or double block data-management 19
Accepted coin sensors 19
Function and operation of the 1-/2-price totalizer 20
Vending sequence 20
1-price totalizer 20
2-price totalizer 20
Set the price(s) 21
Data-manage the residual credit (only 1-price totalizer) 22
Free vend 22
Deactivate price 22
Tokens 22
Function and operation of the timer 23
Vending sequence 23
Set the price 24
Set the timer time 25
Data-manage the residual credit 26
Extend the elapsing time by coin insertion 26
Reset line 26
Activate service using start button (on-request mode) 26
Tokens 27
Inventory function 27
Warning signal before time lapse 27
Display indication 28
Function and operation of the TV totalizer 29
Vending sequence 29
Set the price 30
Set the pulse pause time 31
Data-manage the residual credit 31
Discounts 32
Bonus coins 32
Bonus levels 33
Activate service using start button (on-request mode) 35
Timed output mode 36
Tokens 36
Inventory function 37
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G-13.mft totalizer TABLE OF CONTENTS
Select memory block

(only for double block data-management) 38
Inhibit coin types 38
External common inhibit 38
Internal inhibit of single coin types/coin groups ... 38
... with double block data-management (B-0 and B-1) 39
... with single block data-management 41
Teach mode 44
Switch assignment with double block
data-management (in the teach mode) 44
Switch assignment with single block
data-management (in the teach mode) 44
Teach coin channels 45
Connection of a display 46
Control unit for external sorting device 47
Sorting principle 47
Sorting with NRI sorting device 48
Options 49
Battery or low-power applications 49
High-voltage applications up to 42 V 49
5 Starting up 50
Installing totalizer in the machine 50
Installing sorting device ... 52
... on the top entry model 52
... on the front entry model 54
6 Maintenance and service 55

Cleaning totalizer 55
Troubleshooting 56
7 The PC programming station WinEMP 58

Function 58
Composition 58
Which functions can be sets? 59

TABLE OF CONTENTS G-13.mft totalizer
8 Technical data 60
Device data 60
CE certification 61
Interfaces (pin assignment and connection diagrams) 62
G-13.mft standard totalizer – machine 62
Pin assignment 62
Interface description 62
Connection diagram 63
G-13.mft ECV totalizer – machine (Italy) 64
Pin assignment 64
Interface description 64
Connection diagram 65
G-13.mft – external sorting device 66
Accessories 67
Front plates 67
Display 67
Sorting device 67
External wake-up sensor 67
Tester 67
WinEMP PC programming station 67
Index 68
Glossary 73

G-13.mft totalizer GENERAL INFORMATION
1 General information
This chapter should provide a general overview of the advantages and

options regarding the G-13.mft totalizer. The first section, however, is
designed to help you navigate easily within these operating instructions.
General information about these instructions
These operating instructions describe the design and operation of the

electronic coin validator G-13.mft with a parallel interface in the 1-/2-price
totalizer, timer and TV totalizer mode. Chapters 4 und 5 explain the necessary
steps for starting up and operating the coin validator. Chapter 6 explains how
to clean the coin validator and remedy the cause of a malfunction.
Chap. 8 "Technical data" and the appended index and glossary reduce the
search for specific explanations.
Text conventions
To make it easier for you to navigate within these instructions and to operate
the device, the following accentuations were made in the text:
Safety instructions, which you must observe in order to protect
operators and equipment.
Special notes, which are to facilitate the use of the coin validator.
1 2 3 ... Requests to perform an action are numbered in another typeface.
At the beginning of a chapter you will find a short "guide", which

summarizes the contents of the chapter.
Device functions, which are set or prepared by the manufacturer

according to customer specifications and can be set or changed
using the NRI PC programming station (see Chap. 7 "The PC
programming station WinEMP" and product accessory pages on the
internet (www.nri24.com).

GENERAL INFORMATION G-13.mft totalizer
Additional technical documentation

Apart from the operating instructions you already have, the following
documentations are available for the G-13.mft totalizer:
• WinEMP – The configuration and diagnostics program for NRI coin
validators, operating instructions for the G-13.mft
• Tester G-19.0645 (5-digit)/G-19.0567 (4-digit) for G-13 totalizer
• Electronic coin validator G-13.mft mounting dimensions
If this documentation is not available to you, you can download it at
any time from the NRI homepage (www.nri24.com) in the
compressed PDF format.
General information about the coin validator
The electronic coin validator G-13.mft (multi-frequency technology) in the

standardized 3 1/2" format is based on the tried and tested features of the
G-13.6000. Due to its modular and compact design, the G-13.mft is ideally
suited for amusement, vending and service machines.
The multi-frequency technology is new in the G-13.mft. It provides more
flexibility for the measuring sensors, multiple scanning of the coins inserted
for optimum material recognition and evaluation of 24 measuring parameters
for reliable acceptance of genuine coins and separating out of false coins.
Thanks to the coin validator’s flash technology, software downloads to
adapt the measuring technology, coin data and control software can be
executed quickly and simply. The G-13.mft has 32 coin channels that can
be data-managed, starting from device model /4 and higher, either in a
single memory block or, when divided in 2 x 16 coin channels, in two
memory blocks with different coin configurations.
In addition to the coin-validating function, the totalizer model of the G-13.mft
also data-manages the value of the inserted coins and adds up the
generated credit up to a settable comparative value (up to two prices). As
soon as the credit reaches the price, the totalizer triggers the sale of a
product (according to the operating mode, e.g., beverages, sunbed operation,
pinball or video games.

G-13.mft totalizer GENERAL INFORMATION
To be able to react as quickly as possible to new false coins and to enable

you to make your individual adjustments, this coin validator can be connected
to a PC programming station, which consists of the configuration and
diagnostics software "WinEMP" (including card reader and licence chip
card) and an NRI tester for power supply of the G-13 (cp. also product
accessory pages on the internet (www.nri24.com).
Coins that have not been taken into consideration at the manufacturer’s
company can be programmed in the teach mode directly at the coin validator
by inserting coins and without configuration software.
Models and operating modes

The G-13.mft totalizer is available as a top entry or front entry model. The
G-13.mft with front entry generally has either a MIDI front plate or a MINI front
plate fitted to the left-hand side of the device (see Chap. 3 "Design"). The
device is, however, also available as a front entry model without front plate.
The device is set by the manufacturer according to customer specifications
to one of the three following operating modes:
• 1-price or 2-price totalizer for setting one or two prices for up to two
products (e.g. ice cream, beverages)
• timer for setting a price for a service over a certain period (e.g.
sunbed)
• TV totalizer for setting the price of a service (e.g. pinball machine,
video games)
Changing the totalizer operating mode
For the Italian market, the G-13.mft is also available with another
pin assignment of the machine interface (ECV totalizer) (see section
"Interfaces (pin assignment and connection diagrams)" in Chap. 8
"Technical data").

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS G-13.mft totalizer
2 Safety instructions
Before operating the device for the first time, please read these operating
instructions carefully at least once, and most importantly the safety
instructions. This is to ensure you have understood the contents of this
manual as well as how to operate the coin validator.
Proper use
The coin validators of the G-13.mft series as totalizer models are intended
to be used in amusement, goods and services machines with a parallel
interface and are supposed to check the coins inserted into the machine for
specific properties as well as trigger a vending operation as soon as the
inserted credit reaches the set price.
These coin validators have been constructed in compliance with the state
of the art and recognized safety regulations. Nevertheless this equipment
can be a source of danger. Therefore please observe the following safety
regulations.

G-13.mft totalizer SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Protecting yourself and equipment

The coin validator may only be connected by a qualified
electrician.
Only use the coin validator according to proper use. Under no

circumstances can the manufacturer be held liable for any
damage or loss resulting from improper use of the device.
The coin validator PCB is fitted with components that can be

damaged by electrostatic discharge. Please observe the
handling instructions for components exposed to the risk of
electrostatic discharge.
Pull out the machine’s mains plug before you install, clean or
remove the coin validator.
Select the correct voltage for the coin validator (see label).
Ensure the correct potential equalization in the machine.
Never pull the connecting cable of the coin validator from the
machine when a voltage is applied.
Contact NRI if you wish to alter the construction of the device

to a greater extent than that described in these instructions.
Keep water and other liquids away from the coin validator.
If the device is no longer required, please dispose of it

correctly.
We reserve the right to make technical modifications to the

device which are not covered by these instructions.

DESIGN G-13.mft totalizer
3 Design
This chapter describes

• the main parts the G-13.mft consists of
• the coin route from insert funnel to cash-box/sorting chute or return
area
• all parts which you need to operate the coin validator
2
1
1
2
3 3 6
3 3
7
9 8
3 3
Fig. 1a: Design – G-13.mft, top entry model
1 Return lever 6 Switching blocks

2 Coin insert funnel 7 Interface – machine/tester
3 Mounting studs 8 Interface – external sorting device
4 Coin outlet – return area 9 Interface –
5 Coin outlet – cash-box PC programming station (WinEMP)

G-13.mft totalizer DESIGN
5
2
MINI
3 6
3 3
7
9 8
5
4
5
MIDI
Fig. 1b: Design – G-13.mft, front entry model with front plate
1 Return button 6 Switching blocks

2 Coin insert funnel 7 Interface – machine/tester
3 Mounting studs 8 Interface – external sorting device
4 Coin outlet – cash-box 9 Interface –
5 Coin outlet – return area PC programming station (WinEMP)

The coin route from insert funnel to cash-box/sorting chute

or return area
return area
cash-box/
sorting device
Fig. 2: Coin acceptance and rejection path

G-13.mft totalizer DESIGN
Switching blocks
On the rear, the coin validator is equipped with

two switching blocks (6, Fig. 1) with ten DIL S1
switches S1.1–10 and S2.1–10 each.
S2
Depending on the totalizer variant, the DIL switches are assigned to different
functions, e.g., set the price(s), set the timer time, inhibit coin channels. For
details on how to use the switching blocks to set the individual functions, see
Chap. 4 "Function and operation".
On the rear of the device you will find a brief description of the
individual switch functions.
Return lever and return button
The return lever (1, Fig. 1a) on the top of the coin validator is operated using
the return button on the machine, if the coins which have already been
inserted are to be returned or a jam caused by coins, e.g., which have
become stuck needs to be removed. Operating the return lever opens the
measurement and validation area of the coin validator so that all objects in
the coin validator are transported into the return area.
Devices with front entry through a front plate do not have a return lever. Here
the measurement and validation area is opened by pressing the return
button (1, Fig. 1b) on the front plate.

Label
The label of the coin validator contains all the data defining the device such
as device series, device type and device operation as well as customer-
specific default values such as coin type or smallest coin value:
1 2 34 5 6 7
16
15
14
13
12 11 10 9 8
Fig. 3: Label
1 Coin information – memory block 0 11 Consecutive device number per

(if DIL switch S1.10 on OFF) order number
2 Currency and coin type – memory 12 Ordering code
block 0 13 Order number
3 Channel number, normal coin 14 Totalizer model (standard/ECV totalizer)
channel – memory block 0 totalizer operating mode
4 Channel number, narrow coin (1-/2-price totalizer/timer/TV totalizer)
channel – memory block 0
15 Data block number and revision number
5 Channel number, very narrow coin
16 Device type
channel – memory block 0
XXT = standard totalizer
6 With totalizer model, no function
X = 6 = top entry model
7 Coin information – memory block 1 X = 7 = front entry model with MIDI front plate
(if DIL switch S1.10 on ON) X = 8 = front entry model with MINI front plate
X = 9 = front entry model without front plate
8 Nominal voltage X = 2 = timer
9 Bar code X = 3 = 1-/2-price totalizer
X = 4 = TV totalizer
10 Date of manufacture XXV = ECV totalizer (with other pin assignment, see section
"Interfaces (pin assignment and connection diagrams)" in
Chap. 8 "Technical data")
X = 6 = top entry model
X = 7 = front entry model with MIDI front plate
X = 8 = front entry model with MINI front plate
X = 9 = front entry model without front plate
X = 2 = timer
X = 3 = 1-/2-price totalizer
X = 4 = TV totalizer

G-13.mft totalizer FUNCTION AND OPERATION
4 Function and operation
This chapter describes the functional principle and operation, i.e. the setting
of specific functions of the totalizer:
• Coin acceptance and coin channels
• Single or double block data-management
• Accepted coin sensors
• Function and operation of the 1-/2-price totalizer
• Function and operation of the timer
• Function and operation of the TV totalizer
• Select memory block
• Inhibit coin types
• Teach mode
• Connection of a display
• Control for external sorting device
• Battery/low-power applications (option)
• High-Voltage up to 42 V (option)
The settings that are performed directly on the totalizer are described. To
find out how to perform settings using the PC programming station WinEMP,
please refer to the separate instructions (cp. also Chap. 7 "The PC
programming station WinEMP" and product accessory pages on the
internet (www.nri24.com).

FUNCTION AND OPERATION G-13.mft totalizer
Coin acceptance and coin channels
For the purpose of coin acceptance, the totalizer possesses 32 "memory slots"
that can be assigned up to 32 different coin types or tokens. These "memory
slots" are termed coin channels. The acceptance band of a coin type/token is
allocated to a coin channel and the coin type/token is accepted in that channel.
To be able to reject false coins reliably, channels with a narrow or even a very
narrow acceptance band are frequently set up for a coin type, in addition to the
normal coin channel (see section "Label" in Chap. 3 "Design"). The limit
values of these coin channels are closer to one another so that false coins with
similar measured values are rejected, if the normal coin channel is inhibited
(see section "Inhibit coins/activate narrow coin channel" in this chapter).
Narrow and very narrow coin channels, however, also possess a lower
acceptance rate.
In addition, it is possible to allocate coins with different measured values but
identical coin values to different coin channels. This is how the totalizer can,
for example, accept old and new coins of the same type.
However, a coin channel is not only assigned the acceptance band of a coin
type but also other coin information which defines further processing of the
coin after its acceptance: e.g. coin value, discount information or sorting
information for an external sorting device.
Since in most cases the manufacturer’s customer-specific programming
does not take up all the coin channels, channels which are still vacant can
be assigned coin types and the desired further information at any time using
the configuration software. Existing configurations can be changed.
The last eight coin channels 25 to 32 (or 9 to 16 with double block data-
management, see section "Single or double block data-management" in
this chapter) are intended to be used for the teach mode. In these coin
channels new coin types can also be taught without configuration software,
directly on the totalizer using the switching blocks; i.e. a coin channel is
assigned a coin type or also a token (see section "Teach mode" in this
chapter).

Single or double block data-management
At the manufacturer’s company, a customer-specific setting is programmed

to determine whether the 32 coin channels of the totalizer are to be data-
managed in one memory block or, when divided into 16 channels each, in
two memory blocks (double block data-management).
If the double block data-management has been configured, the G-13.mft can
data-manage two separately programmed (memory) blocks 0 and 1 (see
label). The 16 coin channels can be assigned to each block with different
coin types (also currencies), sorting information, etc. Only one block can be
active at a time and be used for the coin measurement and for further coin
processing. You can use the upper switching block on the device to select
the desired block (see section "Select memory block" in this chapter).
Accepted coin sensors
To ensure that accepted coins actually arrive in the cash-box or in an

external sorting device and that coin acceptance has not been tampered
with, accepted coin sensors located in front of the cash-box coin outlet
check whether the inserted coin drops unhindered into the cash-box chute.
A signal is not transmitted to the machine until the coin has passed this
checking function.
If the accepted coin sensors are continuously covered, e.g. by a coin jam,
coin acceptance is inhibited.

FUNCTION AND OPERATION (1-/2-PRICE TOTALIZER) G-13.mft totalizer
Function and operation of the 1-/2-price totalizer
This section describes the functions and their adjustment, which characterize
the 1-/2-price totalizer operation:
• Vending sequence
• Set the prices
• Data-manage the residual credit
• Free vend
• Deactivate price
• Tokens
Vending sequence
Since the vending sequence of the 1-price totalizer differs from the one of
the 2-price totalizer, the vending sequence will be described in two separate
sections.
1-price totalizer
On the totalizer, the value of an accepted coin is added to the customer’s
current credit in each case.
When the price is reached or exceeded, price line 1 is activated. After
completion of the handing-out of goods, the machine informs the totalizer via
the reset line that the customer’s credit must either be reduced by the
amount of the price (multi vend) or be reset (single vend). If "single vend" has
been configured, no further coins are accepted when the price is reached
(see also section "Data-managing the residual credit").
2-price totalizer
On the totalizer, the value of an accepted coin is added to the customer’s
When the first or second price is reached or exceeded, price line 1 or 2 is
activated respectively. If both price lines are active, i.e. the higher price has
also be reached or exceeded, no further coins will be accepted. After
completion of the handing-out of goods, the machine informs the totalizer via
the reset line that the customer’s credit must be reset, which means that any
residual credit will be lost.

G-13.mft totalizer FUNCTION AND OPERATION (1-/2-PRICE TOTALIZER)
Set the price(s)

On the G-13.mft totalizer, one or two prices can be set as binary values using
the switching blocks:
Price setting for 1-price totalizer
S1.1...S1.8
S1
S2
Price setting for 2-price totalizer

S1.1...S1.8 for price 1
S1
S2.1...S2.8 for price 2

S2
The price is set in binary form as a multiple of the smallest programmed coin.
The smallest programmed coin value is listed with all other coin
values on the label.
Changing the smallest coin value
Example
The totalizer is to be set to a price of 1.00 Euro, and the smallest coin value is
0.05 Euro. A binary value of 20 must therefore be set using the DIL switches
(20 x 0.05 EUR = 1.00 EUR).
Valency 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128
Price (Euro) = (16 + 4) x 0.05 = 20 x 0.05 = 1.00
To set a price of 1.00 Euro, the DIL switches 3 and 5 of the upper or lower
switching block must be set upward to ON!

FUNCTION AND OPERATION (1-/2-PRICE TOTALIZER) G-13.mft totalizer
Data-manage the residual credit (only 1-price totalizer)

If, for a vending operation, an amount of money is inserted into the device that
is greater than the set price, the customer’s residual credit can be data-
managed in a number of ways:
• Reset residual credit immediately (single vend)
Residual credit is reset immediately after the vending operation
• Retain residual credit (multiple vend)
Residual credit can be used for another vend or another customer
• Retain residual credit for two minutes (time-dependent multi vend)
Residual credit is reset two minutes after the vending operation
If two prices have been set on a totalizer and if a multi vend option
has been selected, the second price that has been set will not be
taken into account.
Changing the residual credit data-management
Free vend
For free vending operations, all price switches must be set downward (to
OFF) (see section "Set the price(s)"). In that case, the respective price line
is constantly active.
Deactivate price
To deactivate the second price for the 1-price totalizer operation, all price
switches of the lower switching block must be set upward to ON (see
section "Set the price(s)").
Tokens
Each coin channel can also be assigned a token instead of a coin; this token
is assigned an arbitrary value or the value of a price (one product for one
token). Following the acceptance of a token, the customer’s credit increases
by the set price.
The 2-price totalizer makes a distinction between a second token for the
second product.
Several tokens can be configured.

G-13.mft totalizer FUNCTION AND OPERATION (TIMER)
Function and operation of the timer
the timer operation:
• Set the price
• Set the timer time
• Extend the elapsing time by coin insertion
• Reset line
• Activate service using start button (on-request mode)
• Tokens
• Inventory function
• Warning signal before time lapse
• Display indication
Vending sequence
On the timer, the value of an accepted coin is added to the customer’s
When the price is reached or exceeded, price line 1 is activated for the
duration of the set timer time. The elapsing time is now shown on the
machine display. Coin acceptance is not inhibited during timer operation.
This means that the customer can extend an already running period of time
by inserting further coins.
If the credit cannot be precisely converted into time, the accruing residual
credit can be data-managed in a number of ways (see section "Data-
manage the residual credit").

FUNCTION AND OPERATION (TIMER) G-13.mft totalizer
Set the price

On the G-13.mft timer, the price is set as a binary value using the upper
switching block:
S1.1...S1.8
S1
S2
Example
The timer is to be set to a price of 1.00 Euro, and the smallest coin value is 0.05 Euro.
A binary value of 20 must therefore be set using the DIL switches (20 x 0.05 EUR =
1.00 EUR).
Valency 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128
Price (Euro) = (16 + 4) x 0.05 = 20 x 0.05 = 1.00
To set a price of 1.00 Euro, the DIL switches 3 and 5 of the upper switching block
must be set upward to ON!

Set the timer time

The timer sells a service over a specific period of time. You can set the time
available to a customer for the credit of the set price as a binary value using
the lower switching block S2:
S1
S2.1...S2.8, S2.10
S2
DIL switch S2.10 defines the unit of time (seconds (ON) or minutes (OFF)).
Example – time unit "minutes"
The timer is to be set to a time of 15 min. A valency of 15 must therefore be set using
the DIL switches.
Valency 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128
Time = 8 + 4 + 2 + 1 = 15
To set a timer time of 15 min., the DIL switches 1 to 4 of the lower switching block
S2 must be set upward to ON and DIL switch 10 downward (to OFF)!
Example – time unit "seconds"

The timer is to be set to a time of 200 sec. A valency of 200 must therefore be set
using the DIL switches.
Valency 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128
Time = 128 +64 +8 = 200

To set a timer time of 200 sec., the DIL switches 4, 7, 8 and 10 of the lower
switching block S2 must be set upward to ON!

Data-manage the residual credit

If the credit cannot be precisely converted into time, the accruing residual
credit can be data-managed in a number of ways:
• Reset residual credit immediately
Residual credit is reset after the time has elapsed
• Retain residual credit
• Retain residual credit for two minutes
Extend the elapsing time by coin insertion

If the customer is not supposed to be able to extend an already elapsing time
by the insertion of further coins, this restriction can be set using the
configuration software. The timer will not accept coins again until the time
has elapsed.
Reset line
The activation of the reset line will interrupt the elapsing of the time. The price
line remains activated.
Activate service using start button (on-request mode)

If the time for a service is not supposed to elapse immediately after the price
has been reached, the customer can activate the vending operation using
the start button so that the timer transmits the signal to the machine only
upon individual request.
For the on-request mode, the combined reset/request signal line must be
connected to a start button (see section "Interfaces (pin assignment and
connection diagrams)" in Chap. 8 "Technical data").
Activate/deactivate on-request mode

Tokens
is not assigned an arbitrary value but the value of the price (one service/timer
time for one token). Following the acceptance of a token, the customer’s
credit therefore increases by the set price.
Inventory function
If the inventory function has been activated, the timer transmits inventory
pulses for every coin inserted via the 2nd price line (in this case: inventory
signal line). The pulse number per coin equals the multiple of the smallest
coin value set for this coin.
The inventory pulses can be added up using an external counter and serve
the purpose of verifying the cash-box contents.
Activate/deactivate inventory function
The inventory function and the output of a warning signal can only be
used alternatively und not combined, as the signals are transmitted
using the same line (see section "Warning signal before time lapse"
in this chapter).
Warning signal before time lapse

At the manufacturer the timer can be set so that it sends a warning signal
via the second price line (here: warning signal line), before the timer time
purchased has elapsed. Thus the customer's attention is drawn to the fact
that he has to insert further coins, if the time is to be run on.
The purchased time determines when the warning signal is transmitted:
Timer purchased Signal ... before time has elapsed
– 59 sec. no signal
1 min. – 9 min. 59 sec. 30 sec.
10 min. – 59 min. 59 sec. 1 min.
1h– 10 min.
Activate/deactivate warning signal output
The output of a warning signal and the inventory function can only be
used alternatively and not combined, as the signals are transmitted
using the same line (see section "Warning signal before time lapse"
in this chapter).

Display indication
The machine display shows the customer’s credit until it reaches the set
price. If the price is reached or exceeded, the elapsing time will be displayed.
Example
Price = EUR 3 for a timer time of 8 min.
Credit (in EUR) Timer time Display indication
up to 3.00 – 2.90 (e.g.)
3.00 8 min. 8
4.50 12 min. 12
As long as the (right) decimal point flashes, the time is elapsing.
Otherwise, the timer time has been stopped (e.g. in the on-request
mode or via the reset line)
The time is displayed in seconds or minutes according to the unit of time that
has been set (DIL switch S2.10).
Display format: Standard / 1/60
Example
Timer time = 90 min./sec.
S2.10 Standard format 1/60 format

OFF (min.) 90 1h30
ON (sec.) 90 1–30

G-13.mft totalizer FUNCTION AND OPERATION (TV TOTALIZER)
Function and operation of the TV totalizer
the TV totalizer operation:
• Set the price
• Set the pulse pause time
• Bonus coins and bonus levels
• Activate service using start button (on-request mode)
• Timed output mode
• Tokens
• Inventory function
Vending sequence
On the TV totalizer, the value of an accepted coin is added to the customer’s
If the set price for a game is reached or exceeded, an pulse is sent to the
machine via price line 1, thereby triggering the handout routine (see also
section "Activate the service using start button (on-request mode)"). Addi-
tional coins can be inserted.
If the credit cannot be precisely divided by the price for a game, the residual
credit can be data-managed in a number of ways (see section "Data-
manage the residual credit").
Display indication
The machine display shows the credit briefly, while the pulses are
transmitted (at least 500 ms). Afterwards, the display jumps back to zero
or shows a residual credit.

FUNCTION AND OPERATION (TV TOTALIZER) G-13.mft totalizer
Set the price

On the G-13.mft TV totalizer, the price is set as a binary value using the upper
switching block:
S1.1...S1.8
S1
S2
Example
The TV totalizer is to be set to a price of 1.00 Euro, and the smallest coin value is
0.05 Euro. A binary value of 20 must therefore be set using the DIL switches
(20 x 0.05 EUR = 1.00 EUR).
Valency 1 2 4 8 16 32
Price (Euro) = (16 + 4) x 0.05 = 20 x 0.05 = 1.00
To set a price of 1.00 Euro, the DIL switches 3 and 5 of the upper switching block
must be set upward to ON!

Set the pulse pause time

To set the G-13.mft in the TV totalizer operation to the specific processing
times of the machine, the DIL switches 7 and 8 of the upper switching block
S1 can be used to set four different pulse pause times:
Pulse/pause
20/80 ms S1
50/200 ms S1
100/400 ms S1
200/800 ms S1
Data-manage the residual credit

If, for a sales transaction, an amount of money is inserted in the device which
is greater than the set price, the customer’s residual credit can be data-
managed in a number of ways:
• Reset residual credit immediately
Residual credit is reset immediately following pulse output
• Retain residual credit
• Retain residual credit for two minutes
Residual credit is reset two minutes after the vending operation

Discounts
For the TV totalizer operation, you can either grant a discount for specific
coin types or grant a discount starting from a specific credit.
Whether you want to set bonus coins or bonus levels is programmed by the
manufacturer according to customer specifications. If this selection could
not be made when the order was placed, the bonus option "bonus coin" was
programmed.
Bonus coins
If a discount is to be granted on certain coin types (e.g. high-value coins) or
tokens, these coin types can be configured as so-called bonus coins. These
bonus coins are not provided with the actual coin value but with the value of
a price or a multiple of the price.
Up to two different bonus coins A and B are available.
Which coins are to be evaluated as bonus coins A and B?
Standard setting:
highest programmed coin = bonus coin A, second highest programmed
coin = bonus coin B
How many games the customer receives by inserting a bonus coin (max. 15)
is something you can set as a binary value using the first eight DIL switches
of the memory block S2.
S1
S2.1...S2.4 for bonus coin A

S2
S1
S2.5...S2.8 for bonus coin B

S2

Example
The TV totalizer is supposed to grant 5 games for bonus coin A and 2 games for
bonus coin B. A valency of 5 must therefore be set using DIL switches S2.1–4, and a
valency of 2 must be set using DIL switches S2.5–8.
Valency 1 2 4 8 1 2 4 8
Games for bonus coin A = 4 + 1 = 5

Games for bonus coin B = 2
To grant the customer 5 games for bonus coin A and 2 games for bonus coin B,
the DIL switches 1, 3 and 6 of the lower switching block S2 must be set upward to
ON!
If the DIL switches 1–4 or 5–8 of the lower switching block S2 have
been set downward (on OFF), the customer does not receive a
discount on the bonus coin.
Bonus levels
If you do not want to restrict the customer to a specific coin for a discount,
you can configure up to two bonus levels A and B to the amount of two
specific credits. If the current credit reaches or exceeds a bonus level, the
customer is granted a discount by means of an additional game.
You can set the credit for bonus level A and B as a binary value using the first
eight DIL switches of the memory block S2.
S1
S2.1...S2.4 for bonus level A

S2
S1
S2.5...S2.8 for bonus level B

S2
Bonus levels A and B are set in binary form as a multiple of the set price.

Example
On the TV totalizer, a bonus level A of EUR 1.00 and a bonus level B of EUR 2.00 are
to be set, and the price for a game is 0.50 Euro. A valency of 2 must therefore be set
using DIL switches S2.1–4 and a valency of 4 must be set using DIL switches S2.5–8.
Valency 1 2 4 8 1 2 4 8
Bonus level A (in EUR) = 2 x 0.50 = 1.00

Bonus level B (in EUR) = 4 x 0.50 = 2.00
To set the bonus levels of EUR 1.00 and 2.00, the DIL switches 2 and 7 of the lower
switching block S2 must be set upward to ON!
Credit Game number without bonus levels Game number with bonus levels
EUR 1.00 2 3
EUR 2.00 4 7
EUR 4.00 8 14
Each time a bonus level is reached, an additional signal is transmitted to the
machine, which means that an additional game is granted. If a bonus level is
reached several times, the discount will also be granted several times (for a
credit of EUR 4.00, the first bonus lvel is reached 4 times and the second bonus
level 3 times, which means that six additional games are added to the eight actual
games).
The basic requirement is that there are no more than ten seconds
between the coin insertions.
In the on-request mode, discounts are granted until the start button
for activating the first game is pressed, even if there are more than
ten seconds between the coin insertions (see also section "Activate
service using start button (on-request mode)").
Display indication
The machine display shows the customer’s credit as long as the customer
can reach bonus levels by inserting further coins. After ten seconds, the
display jumps back to zero or shows a residual credit.

Activate service using start button (on-request mode)

If the signal for a game is not to be transmitted to the machine immediately
after the price has been reached, the customer can use a start button to
activate each individual game until his credit has been used up. In that case,
the machine display shows the credit first, and then, as soon as the credit
reaches or exceeds the price of a game, the number of games that can be
started with that credit.
For the on-request mode, the combined reset/request signal line must be
connected to a start button (see section "Interfaces (pin assignment and
connection diagrams)" in Chap. 8 "Technical data").
Activate/deactivate on-request mode
Display indication
The machine display shows the credit until it reaches the price for a game.
Afterwards, the number of purchased games are shown (incl. bonus
games). Whenever the customer uses the start button to activate a game,
the indication is reduced by one game. If no further game can be started, the
display jumps back to zero or shows a residual credit.
Example
Price = EUR 1 for one game
Credit (in EUR) Number of games Display indication
up to 1.00 – 0.50 (z. B.)

1.00 1 1
5,50 5 5 → 4 → 3 → 2 → 1 → 0.50

Timed output mode

If a game is not to be activated via a short signal but rather via a constant
signal, you can, in the timed output mode, use the lower switching block to
set a period of time for a game (see section "Set the timer time").
The machine display then shows the elapsing time for a game. After the time
has elapsed, either the number of games still available with the credit are
shown or the residual credit is shown (see also section "Data-manage the
residual credit").
Activate/deactivate timed output mode
If the timed output mode is active, the lower switching block can no
longer be used to set discounts (cp. also section "Discounts").
Display indication
The machine display shows the credit until it reaches the price for a game.
Afterwards, the number of purchased games are shown (incl. bonus
games). Whenever the customer uses the start button to activate a game,
the elapsing time is shown first, and then the indication is reduced by one
game. If no further game can be started, the display jumps back to zero or
shows a residual credit.
Example
Price = EUR 1 for one game of 60 sec. each
Credit (in EUR) Number of games Display indication
up to 1.00 – 0.50 (e.g.)
1,00 1 x 60 sec. 1 → Start button → 0-60 → 0-01 → 0.00
5,50 5 x 60 sec. 5 → Start button → 0-60 → 0-01 → 4 →
Start button → 0-60 → 0-01 → 3 →
Start button → 0-60 → 0-01 → 2 →
Start button → 0-60 → 0-01 → 1 →
Start button → 0-60 → 0-01 → 0.50
Tokens
is not assigned an arbitrary value but the value of the price (one game for one
token). Following the acceptance of a token, the customer’s credit therefore
increases by the set price.

Inventory function
If the inventory function has been activated, the TV totalizer transmits
inventory pulses for every coin inserted via the 2nd price line (in this case:
inventory signal line). The pulse number per coin equals the multiple of the
smallest coin value set for this coin.
The inventory pulses can be added up using an external counter and serve
the purpose of verifying the cash-box contents.
Activate/deactivate inventory function

Select memory block

(only for double block data-management)
If the 32 coin channels, divided in 16 coin channels each, are data-managed

in two (memory) blocks (B-0 and B-1, see label), these (memory) blocks are
programmed separately from one another by the manufacturer on a customer-
specific basis. The data of the two blocks 0 and 1 differ when they are being
used in the device, e.g. by the acceptance of different currencies, such as
national currency and Euro. Only one block can be active at a time and be
used for the coin measurement and for further coin processing.
If the totalizer is to access the other memory block and, e.g., accept Euro
coins instead of national currency coins, the correct block can be selected
using the upper switching block.
S1 S1
Memory block 0 selected Memory block 1 selected
Set DIL switch S1.10 of the upper switching block downward to OFF to
select memory block 0 and upward to ON to select memory block 1.
Inhibit coin types
If coins are no longer to be accepted for payment at the machine, you can
either inhibit the entire coin acceptance using the machine control system
(common inhibit) or inhibit individual types using the switching blocks on the
totalizer.
External common inhibit

The machine can inhibit coin acceptance via the common inhibit signal line.
The totalizer no longer accepts coins (see section "Interfaces (pin assignment
and connection diagrams)" in Chap. 8 "Technical data").
Internal inhibit of single coin types/coin groups ...

Using the DIL switches on the totalizer, you can inhibit individual coin types
or also groups of coins on site.
Depending on whether the 32 coin channels are being data-managed in one
or, when divided in 16 coin channels each, in two memory blocks (B-0 and
B-1, see label), the coin types are inhibited differently.
Alternatively: deactivate individual coin types on a long-term basis

... with double block data-management (B-0 and B-1)

To inhibit the coin channels, the totalizer must be switched from the
operating mode into the setting mode first (DIL switch S1.9). Using the two
switching blocks, each of the 16 coin channels of the memory block
activated or each coin type assigned to a specific coin channel can then be
inhibited individually, i.e. this/these coin type(s) is/are not accepted for
payment on the machine.
To activate a narrow coin channel the normal coin channel must be inhibited.
If both channels are activated, the wider acceptance band of the normal coin
channel is used.
The first 8 DIL switches each inhibit the following coin channels:
Switching block S1
DIL switch off on
S1.1 Coin channel 1 vacant inhibited
S1.3 Coin channel 3 vacant inhibited S1
S1.9 Mode Normal Set inhibit
Switching block S2
DIL switch off on
Please refer to the label on the device to see which coin type has been
assigned to which coin channel by the manufacturer.
However, this assignment could have been changed using the
configuration software.
If all coin types are to be accepted for payment at the machine, the DIL
switches S1.1–S1.8 and S2.1–S2.8 of the two switching blocks are in the
lower position (on OFF). If you want to inhibit a coin channel, you only need
to move the respective DIL switch toward the top to ON.

Example
The totalizer is no longer supposed to accept the coin(s) assigned to coin channels 3
and 10, which means that coin channels 3 and 10 must be inhibited
With the DIL switches in these positions, the totalizer no longer accepts the coin
type(s) assigned to coin channels 3 and 10!
If a normal coin channel and a narrow coin channel have been
programmed on the totalizer for one coin type, the normal coin
channel must be inhibited as described above in order to activate
the narrow coin channel. If both channels are activated, the wider
acceptance band of the normal coin channel is used.
If the coin type is to be inhibited, both coin channels must also be
inhibited.
To inhibit coin channels on the totalizer:

Remember the current switch settings so that you can restore them
for the normal operating mode at the end.
1 Set DIL switch S1.9 upward to ON.

The totalizer is now in the setting mode.
2 Set DIL switches S1.1–8 and S2.1–8 downward (to OFF).
3 Inhibit the desired coin channels using the DIL switches S1.1–8 and
S2.1–8 (cp. example above).
4 Press the return lever or return button (open the flight deck).
The setting was confirmed.
5 Set DIL switch S1.9 downward again (to OFF).
A successful saving operation is signalled with a one-time attraction
of the acceptance gate and an error during the saving operation with
a two-time attraction of the acceptance gate (brief clacking sound). In
the latter case, the operation must be repeated.
The totalizer is in the operating mode again.
6 Adjust DIL switches S1.1–8 and S2.1–8 again for normal operation.

... with single block data-management

To inhibit the coin channels, the totalizer must be switched from the
operating mode into the setting mode first (DIL switch S1.9). Coin channels
can then be inhibited using the first eight DIL switches S1.1–S1.8 of the
upper switching block. The label shows which coin types are assigned to the
DIL switches and can be inhibited. Several coin channels can also be
assigned to one switch. This switch will then inhibit a coin group (e.g. all coin
channels of a currency, all acceptance bands of a coin type (normal and
narrow ones)).
Assignment DIL switch – coin type/coin group
If all coin types assigned to the DIL switches are to be accepted for payment
at the machine, the DIL switches must be in the lower position (on OFF).If
you want to inhibit a coin channel, you only need to move the respective DIL
switch toward the top to ON.
Any coin types or tokens that may have been taught in coin
channels 25 to 32 are inhibited using the DIL switches of the lower
switching block S2.1–8 (see section "Teach mode" in this chapter).
The following examples are designed to illustrate the procedure using the
label. The label shows the manufacturer’s assignment of coin type/coin
group.

Example – Inhibit a currency as coin group

The totalizer must only accept Euros and no longer the British currency
With this setting the totalizer only accepts Euros!
Example – Activate narrow acceptance bands/coin channels as coin group

The totalizer must accept the 1-Euro coin and the British 1-pound coin in the narrow
acceptance band and not in the normal one, i.e. it must inhibit the normal acceptance
band
With this setting the totalizer accepts coins in the narrow coin channel and not in
the normal one!
Example – Inhibit single coin type

The totalizer must no longer accept the 2-Euro coin or the British 2-pound coin
With this setting the totalizer no longer accepts the 2-Euro coin or the British
2-pound coin!
On a totalizer with the label shown above, the Euro currency could
also be inhibited using DIL switch S1.4.
With the aid of several DIL switches more than one coin type or coin
group can be inhibited simultaneously.

To inhibit coin channels on the totalizer:

for the normal operating mode at the end.
1 Set DIL switch S1.9 upward to ON.

The totalizer is now in the setting mode.
2 Set DIL switches S1.1–8 downward (to OFF).
3 Inhibit the desired coin channels using the DIL switches S1.1–8
(cp. example above).
4 Press the return lever or return button (open the flight deck).
The setting was confirmed.
5 Set DIL switch S1.9 downward again (to OFF).
A successful saving operation is signalled with a one-time attraction
of the acceptance gate and an error during the saving operation with
a two-time attraction of the acceptance gate (brief clacking sound). In
the latter case, the operation must be repeated.
The totalizer is in the operating mode again.
6 Adjust DIL switches S1.1–8 again for normal operation.

Teach mode
Coin channels can also be taught directly in the teach mode without
configuration software via the lower switching block on the totalizer, i.e. a
coin channel is reassigned a coin type or even a token. The new acceptance
band is generated by inserting the coins. For this, the totalizer does not need
to be removed from the machine. For the teaching procedure, coin channels 9
to 16 of the activated memory block are available with double block data-
management and coin channels 25 to 32 with single block data-management
(see also section "Single or double block data-management" in this chapter).
You will need at least ten coins of the new type. There is a different switch
assignment for the double and single block data-management:
Switch assignment with double block data-management (in the teach mode)
Switching block S2
DIL switch off on
S2.1 Coin channel 9 – teach
S2.3 Coin channel 11 – teach S1
S2.9 Teach mode switch off switch on
S2.10 Acceptance band normal wide
Switch assignment with single block data-management (in the teach mode)
Switching block S2
DIL switch off on
S2.9 Teach mode switch off switch on
S2.10 Acceptance band normal wide

Teach coin channels

To assign a coin type to a new coin channel, please proceed as follows:
for normal operation at the end.
1 Set all DIL switches S2.1–10

downward to OFF. S2
2 Set DIL switch S2.9 toward the top to

ON. S2
Now the device is in teach mode to
teach the coin channels.
3 Release the coin channel to be taught
(9–16 or 25–32, here: 11 or 27) by S2
setting the appropriate DIL switch
(S2.1–8, here: S2.3) toward the top to ON.
4 Insert at least 10 coins of the new coin type/token into the coin
validator or machine.
After the 10th coin has been inserted, the acceptance gate is
operated once (brief clacking sound). Additional coins can be
inserted.
You must insert at least 11 coins in devices with a wake-up sensor,
as the first coin is only used to wake-up the totalizer and is not
valued.
Now you can save the measured values generated by the inserted coins in
either a normal (a) or a wide (b) acceptance band. A wide acceptance band
is only an appropriate choice when you only have a limited selection of coins
at your disposal for the purpose of teaching the tokens.
To save with the normal acceptance band:
5a) Set DIL switch S2.9 toward the
bottom to OFF. S2
Successful saving is signalled by
the acceptance gate attracting once, an error when saving is indicated
by the acceptance gate attracting twice (brief clacking sounds), if, for
example, the acceptance band of the coins inserted and an acceptance
band of an already programmed coin channel overlap.
To abort the operation, first set the DIL switch of the respective coin
channel (here: S2.3) and then DIL switch S2.9 toward the bottom to
OFF.

To save with a wide acceptance band:

b) Set DIL switch S2.10 toward the
top to ON. S2
The acceptance band has been
widened.
Now you can set DIL switch S2.9
toward the bottom to OFF. S2
Successful saving is signalled by the
acceptance gateattracting once, an error when saving is indicated by the
acceptance gate attracting twice (brief clacking sound), if, for example,
the acceptance band of the coins inserted and an acceptance band of
an already programmed coin channel overlap.
To abort the operation, first set the DIL switch of the respective coin
channel (here: S2.3) as well as DIL switch S2.10 and then DIL
switch S2.9 toward the bottom to OFF.
6 Adjust DIL switches S2.1–8 and S2.10 again for normal operation.
The new coin type/token will now be accepted for payment by the totalizer.
Connection of a display
The G-13.mft totalizer is designed for the connection of a 4-digit or 5-digit

display (e.g. NRI display, see section "Accessories" in Chap. 8 "Technical
data"). Following the insertion of coins into the totalizer, and depending on
the totalizer operating mode in each case, either the customer’s current
credit, the time corresponding to the credit or the number of games
corresponding to the credit will be indicated on the display (see also section
"Function and operation of the 1-/2-price totalizer/timer/TV totalizer" in this
chapter).
Select 4-digit or 5-digit display and display format

Control unit for external sorting device
In order to be able to guide the accepted coins into the cash-box or, e.g., into
change tubes or hoppers, you can equip the totalizer with the NRI 3-fold
sorting device or with another sorting device.
Sorting principle
The sorting gates are activated via the 3-pole JST plug on the rear of the
device (see Fig. 1a and 1b) and via three sorting control lines. Since these
are bidirectional sorting control lines, the totalizer can also receive signals.
If, for example, a connected hopper or change tube is full of coins and if these
send an appropriate "Full" signal to the totalizer, all the other coins are
directed into the cash-box until the hopper/change tube is emptied or an
amount has been paid out.
The G-13.mft can also be set by the manufacturer so that the return signal
line sends a sort signal to the machine via the 10-pole connecting cable (only
standard totalizers, not ECV totalizers). In this case, the totalizer cannot
receive any signals from an external sorting device.
Assignment coin type – sorting control line/return signal line and sorting time
(how long should the activating period be? 300–1000 ms)
Whilst the totalizer is sorting an accepted coin (= sorting time), it
cannot accept any further coin.

Sorting with NRI sorting device

When the optional NRI sorting device is
used (see also product pages on the
internet (www.nri24.com)), the
individual coin types can be distributed
regardless of their dimensions among
the three sorting chutes. Each chute
can be defined as a cash-box chute.
For details on how to connect
the NRI sorting device to the
totalizer, see Chap. 5
"Starting up".
The following table shows which

sorting control line must be
activated in order to sort coins into
a specific sorting chute:
Sorting chute Sorting control line
Left 1
Middle –
Right 2
R
M
L

Options
The G-13.mft totalizer can optionally be equipped for the following applications
at the manufacturer.
Battery or low-power applications

If the G-13.mft is to be used independent of the mains in battery-operated
machines, it can optionally be fitted with a wake-up sensor (not available for
retrofitting).
The wake-up sensor monitors the insertion area of the totalizer. The first
coin inserted wakes up the totalizer. The coin is measured and accepted or
rejected, a possible credit or timer time is processed. If the vending process
is completed, the totalizer returns to sleep mode after 3.5 sec. A credit which
is not honoured is stored for 5 min. after the last coin has been inserted
(battery protection) before the totalizer returns to sleep mode. The current
consumption in sleep mode is less than 15 µA until the unit is woken up again
by insertion of a coin. (See section "Interfaces" in Chap. 8 "Technical Data")
Credit dwell time: Possible setting: 1–25 min., standard setting: 5 min.
If the device is in teach mode, it remains awake until the coin/token is taught,
i.e. the teach mode is switched off again.
At the factory the totalizer can optionally be set, so that it transmits a wake-
up signal to the machine via the return signal line, as soon as it is woken up
by insertion of a coin (not ECV totalizer).
High-voltage applications up to 42 V
If the totalizer is to be supplied with more than 10–16 V, at the factory it can
be equipped with a switching power supply which makes a supply voltage
of up to 42 V possible (not available for retrofitting).

STARTING UP G-13.mft totalizer
5 Starting up
This chapter describes how to:

• start up the G-13.mft totalizer in a machine
• install the NRI sorting device
Installing totalizer in the machine
To install the G-13.mft in a machine with parallel interface:

1 Set the price(s) using the switching blocks on the rear of the device
(see section "Function and operation of the 1/2-price totalizer/timer/
TV totalizer" in Chap. 4).
2 If necessary, set the timer time (see section "Function and operation
of the timer" in Chap. 4).
3 If necessary, set the pulse pause time (see section "Function and
operation of the TV totalizer" in Chap. 4).
4 If necessary, install the sorting device on the totalizer (see section
"Installation of the sorting device ..." in this chapter).
5 Disconnect the machine from the power supply.

G-13.mft totalizer STARTING UP
6 Hang the totalizer in the machine mount using the lateral mounting
studs 1 (see Fig. 4).
7 Connect the totalizer to the machine using the 10-pole interface 3
and the appropriate connecting cable (see Fig. 4).
8 Reconnect the power supply to the machine.
Make sure the correct supply voltage is connected (see label).
1
2
1 Mounting studs
1 (not illustrated on the left-hand side of the device)
2 Interface – machine
Fig. 4: Installation

Installing sorting device ...
If you want to operate the G-13.mft with the NRI 3-fold sorting device, you
must use a special bracket to install the NRI sorting device on the top entry
model or on the front entry model:
... on the top entry model

1 If necessary, fasten chute extension 1 with screw 2 to sorting
device 3 (see Fig. 5a).
2 Fasten mounting frame 4 by means of screws 5 and 6 to the rear of
the sorting device.
3 Hang the totalizer by its mounting studs 7 in the mounting frame.
4 Use the 3-pole sorting plug 8 on the PCB 9 and on the rear of the
totalizer to connect the sorting device to the G-13.mft with the help of
the appropriate sorting cable.
5 Use the 10-pole connecting plug 10 on the PCB 9 and on the rear of
the totalizer to connect the sorting device to the G-13.mft for the
power supply of the sorting magnets with the help of the appropriate
connecting cable.
6 Use the 10-pole connection plug 10 on the PCB 9 and the same
connecting cable to connect the totalizer to the machine (see also
section "Installing totalizer in the machine" in this chapter).

G-13.mft totalizer STARTING UP
5 7
6
3 2
9
10
8
Fig. 5a: Connect G-13.mft, top entry model, to NRI sorting device

... on the front entry model

1 If necessary, fasten holding plate 1 with two screws 2 and 3 to
sorting device 4 (see Fig. 5b).
2 Remove screw 5 from totalizer.
3 Use the holding plate to insert the sorting device from the right-hand
side onto the totalizer.
4 Fasten the sorting device with screw 5 to the totalizer.
5 Use the 3-pole sorting plug 6 on the PCB 7 and on the rear of the
totalizer to connect the sorting device to the G-13.mft with the help of
the appropriate sorting cable.
6 Use the 10-pole connecting plug 8 on the PCB 7 and on the rear of
the totalizer to connect the sorting device to the G-13.mft for the
power supply of the sorting magnets with the help of the appropriate
connecting cable.
7 Use the 10-pole connection plug 8 on the PCB 7 and the same
connecting cable to connect the totalizer to the machine (see also
section "Installing totalizer in the machine " in this chapter).
4 1
5 2
7
8
6 Fig. 5b: Connect G-13.mft, front entry model,
to NRI sorting device

G-13.mft totalizer MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
6 Maintenance and service
In this chapter you will find out how to

• clean the G-13.mft and
• remedy the cause of a malfunction.
Cleaning totalizer
The totalizer must only be wiped clean from time to time with a damp cloth
(lukewarm water with a small amount of washing-up liquid). Beyond that, no
further maintenance work is required.
Under no circumstances may the cloth be so wet that fluid
runs into the device. Otherwise the PCB will be damaged.
Do not use any solvents or scouring agents that will attack the
plastic material of the device.
1 Pull the machine’s mains plug.

2 Carefully open the flight deck 1 on the left-hand side and hold it open
(Fig. 6).
3 Use a cloth to wipe off the coin runway inside the totalizer.
4 Close the flight deck again.
5 Reconnect the machine to the mains supply.
Fig. 6: Open the flight deck of the totalizer

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE G-13.mft totalizer
Troubleshooting
Malfunctions can occur in all electronic devices. These do not always have
to be faults in the device. In many cases the reason is improper connections
or incorrect settings. Therefore: please first of all check, whether the
malfunction can simply be remedied using the following table:
Problem Possible causes Remedy, hints

Totalizer No power supply • Connect ribbon cable to totalizer and
does not machine correctly
accept coin • Supply vending maching with voltage
Return lever/button Make sure, that return lever/button is not
pressed/got stuck inadvertently pressed
Coin runway dirty Open flight deck and clean coin runway
(see section "Cleaning totalizer" in this
chapter)
Coin inhibited • Make sure that (common) inhibit line
(pin 2/pin 6) is not activated by machine
(see section "Interfaces" in Chap. 8
"Technical data")
• Make sure that the coin is not inhibited
using the DIL switches on the rear of the
device or not only the narrow coin channel
is enabled and the normal one is inhibited
(see section "Inhibit coin types" in Chap. 4
"Function and operation")
Price/time DIL Set price(s)/timer time (see section "Set the
switches set to OFF price(s)/timer time" in Chap. 4 "Function
and operation")
Totalizer Coin does not exit the Make sure that the coin outlet is not
accepts device jammed by foreign objects or devices
coin but no connected to the bottom of the totalizer
credit is
given

G-13.mft totalizer MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
Problem Possible causes Remedy, hints

Totalizer Time DIL switch (S2) Set timer time (see section "Set the timer
accepts set to OFF time" in Chap. 4 "Function and operation")
coin, but
display
shows no
timer time
If the malfunction cannot be remedied, you can use the NRI tester
• G-19.0645 (5-digit display, for power supply of 220/230 V, ordering
code 16183)/
code 7756)/
code 21410)
to test the signal lines of the connecting cable.
To remedy other faults please contact our service technicians.

THE PC PROGRAMMING STATION WINEMP G-13.mft totalizer
7 The PC programming station WinEMP
This chapter provides general information concerning the PC programming

station, the WinEMP software and the G-13.mft functions that can be
configured with the help of these tools.
Function
The PC programming station WinEMP serves the purpose of diagnosis and

individual configuration of NRI coin validators as well as the updating of the
complete coin and device configuration using data blocks currently provided
by NRI (data block download).
The WinEMP software identifies the connected coin validator and the device
own data and presents that data on the screen of your PC.
Composition
The PC programming station for the workshop consists of (see also product
accessory pages on the internet (www.nri24.com)):
• WinEMP PC software
• Card reader G-19.0647 incl. chip card with authorization licences
• Voltage supply and PC interface for totalizer:
– Tester G-19.0645 (5-digit display)/G-19.0567 (4-digit display)
(for 220/230 V mains supply)/
Tester G-19.0650 (5-digit display)
(für 110/115 V mains supply) +
adapter package G-19.0640,
if also the machine interface is to be tested, or
– PC interface G-55.0359, if the machine interface is not to be tested
If you already have the NRI tester G-19.0641, you can use this
tester instead of the PC interface G-55.0359 mentioned above.
For details on how to connect this device environment to your PC and how
to use WinEMP, please refer to the separate operating instructions for the
WinEMP software.

G-13.mft totalizer THE PC PROGRAMMING STATION WINEMP
Which functions can be sets?

• Acceptance of genuine coins and rejection of false coins
(acceptance band adjustment following the insertion of genuine coins
and false coins)
• Attraction time of the acceptance gate
• Data-management of residual credit
• Display (indication)
• On-request mode (for timer and TV totalizer)
• Bonus levels or bonus coins, identification of bonus coins (for TV
totalizer)
• Inventory function (for timer and TV totalizer)
• Warning signal before time lapse (for timer)
• Inhibition of coin acceptance during an elapsing time (for timer)
• Inhibition of coins via assignment of coin channel to DIL switches
S1.1–8 (internal inhibition, only single block data-management)
• Deactivation of coins on a long-term basis
• Sorting via
– assignment of coin channel to sorting control line
– sorting time
• Smallest coin value as a reference value and basis of calculation
• New coins/tokens (creating a new acceptance band and assigning a
coin value)
• Data block download for current coin and device data
• Operating mode 1/2-prize totalizer/timer/TV totalizer

TECHNICAL DATA G-13.mft totalizer
8 Technical data
This chapter provides information about

• all relevant G-13.mft data
• the CE certification
• the machine and sorting interfaces
• ordering codes for the G-13.mft accessories
Device data
Supply voltage 10 V to 16 V DC, optionally up to 42 V DC (high-voltage)

Current consumption Standby mode: approx. 30 mA
Measuring mode: approx. 100 mA
Coin acceptance: approx. 100 mA + approx. 3 W
Battery model Sleep mode: ≤ 15 µA
Standby mode: approx. 30 mA (Wake-Up-Mode)
Measuring mode: approx. 100 mA
Coin acceptance: approx. 100 mA + approx. 3 W
Electric strength Max. 35 V
Inputs/outputs
Current-carrying Max. 150 mA (open collector)
capacity, outputs
Temperature range -25 °C to 70 °C
Temperature change Max. 0.2 °C/min.
Rel. humidity Up to 93 %
Condensation Not permitted
Machine interfaces
Standard totalizer 2 price/function outputs (open collector) (active low)
Reset/request input (active high)
Common inhibit input (active low)
Return output (active low)
Display control via 3 lines (Select/Data/Clock)
ECV totalizer (Italy) 2 price/function outputs (open collector) (active low)
Reset/common inhibit input (active high)
Request input (active low)
Remaining game output (active low)
Display control via 3 lines (Select/Data/Clock)
For pin assignment see section "Interfaces" in this chapter

G-13.mft totalizer TECHNICAL DATA
Sorting interface Company: JST, www.jst.com

Type: ZH connector; 1.5 mm
Coin acceptance 32 coin types max. in 2 x 16 or 1 x 32 channels
Coin diameter: 15–31,5 mm (optionally up to 32.5 mm)
Coin thickness: 1,5–2,5 mm (optionally bis 3.3 mm)
Speed: 2 coins/sec.
Device dimensions Height: 102 mm
Width: 89 mm
Depth: 52 mm
(For mounting dimensions see separate documentation)
Mounting position Vertical, max. deviation: ± 2°
Mark of conformity CE (see next section)
CE certification
The CE certificate (CE = Communautés Européennes) confirms

that our products comply with specified basic requirements of
the applicable directive. The CE certificate is not a quality
assurance certificate in terms of the quality expected by the
manufacturer but only in terms of the quality demanded legally. It is a pure
administrative certificate and is intended only as proof of compliance with
the directives for the monitoring authorities and not directed at clients or final
customers.
Which directives were applied can be seen in the declaration of conformity.
The manufacturer must keep this declaration available for the monitoring
authorities only (for a minimum period of 10 years after the last product has
been introduced to the market). However, upon request we can provide
copies of this declaration for our customers.
The following directives and their subsequent changes can be partially
applied to our devices:
1. The EMC Directive (89/336/EEC)
for devices which cause electromagnetic interference or are interfered
with by such.
2. The Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC)
for electrical operating means which are used with a nominal voltage
of between 50 and 1000 V AC and 75–1500 V DC.
3. The CE Certificate Labelling Directive (93/68/EEC)
Modification directive regarding the application and use of CE labels.

Interfaces (pin assignment and connection diagrams)
On the following pages you will find interface descriptions, connection

diagrams and pin assignments for connecting the G-13.mft totalizer to
• the machine
• an external sorting device
G-13.mft standard totalizer – machine
Pin assignment
Pin 1 OUT Return line/sorting/wake-up line: active low 1 2
Pin 2 IN Common inhibit line/reset/request line: active low
Pin 3 OUT Display (DATA)
Pin 4 – Ground (GND) 9 10
Pin 5 OUT Display (SELECT)
Pin 6 OUT Price/function line 2/inventory/warning line: active low
Pin 7 OUT Display (CLOCK)
Pin 8 IN Reset/request line: active high
Pin 9 OUT Price/function line 1: active low
Pin 10 – Operating voltage UB = +12 V (10 V–16 V DC)
Interface description
Price/function line 1
• Price 1 reached (1/2-price totalizer)
• Time is running (timer)
• Output credit pulses (TV totalizer)
• Optional: Output warning signal for residual time (timer)
• Optional: Output inventory pulses (TV totalizer)
Reset/request line
• Reset (1/2-price totalizer)
• Optional: Stop time (timer)
• Optional: Time start/game start in on-request mode (timer
(alternative)/TV totalizer)
Return line
• Return button pressed or
• Optional: Output sorting signal or
• Optional: Output wake-up signal (devices with wake-up sensor)

Common inhibit line

• Machine inhibits coin acceptance,
• Optional: Reset (1/2-price totalizer),
• Optional: Time start/game start in on-request mode (timer/TV totalizer)
Connection diagram

G-13.mft ECV totalizer – machine (Italy)
Pin assignment
Pin 1 – Ground (GND) 1 2
Pin 2 – Supply voltage (10–16 V DC)
Pin 3 OUT Display (DATA)
Pin 4 OUT Display (SELECT) 9 10
Pin 5 IN Request line: active low
Pin 6 IN Common inhibit/reset line/request line: active high
Pin 7 OUT Display (CLOCK)
Pin 8 OUT Price/function line 1: active low
Pin 9 OUT Price/function line 2/inventory/warning line: active low
Pin 10 OUT Remaining game line: active low
All signals must be debounced from the input side.
Interface description
• Time is running (timer)
• Output credit pulses (TV totalizer)
• Option: Output warning signal for residual time (timer)
• Option: Output inventory pulses (timer (alternative)/TV totalizer)
Common inhibit/reset line
• Machine inhibits coin acceptance,
• Reset (1/2-price totalizer)
• Option: Stop time (timer)
• Option: Time start/game start in on-request mode (timer (aternative)/
TV totalizer)
Request line
Option: Time start/game start in on-request mode (timer/TV totalizer)
Remaining game line
Option: Further games can be triggered in on-request mode (TV
totalizer)

Connection diagram

G-13.mft – external sorting device

Pin 1 OUT Sorting control line 1 1
Pin 2 OUT Sorting control line 2
Pin 3 OUT Sorting control line 3 3

Accessories
In order to test the G-13.mft or adapt it to your individual needs, you can
acquire the following accessories from NRI.
Front plates
For all details regarding the MINI and MIDI front plates (also with external
wake-up sensor) please refer to our web pages for the product G-13.mft
on the internet (www.nri24.com).
Display
For all details regarding the 4 or 5-digit display please refer to our web
pages for the product G-13.mft on the internet (www.nri24.com).
Sorting device
For all details regarding the 3-fold sorting device please refer to our web
pages for the product G-13.mft on the internet (www.nri24.com).
External wake-up sensor

For all details regarding the external wake-up sensor which is to be
mounted on the MIDI front plate please refer to our web pages for the
product G-13.mft on the internet (www.nri24.com).
Tester
Accessories Ordering code
Tester G-19.0645 with 5-digit display,
for mains votage of 220/230 V ................ 16183
G-19.0567 with 4-digit display,
G-19.0650 with 5-digit display,
Tester G-55.0359
(only as power supply for coin acceptance test) + ......... 26125
12-V wall power supply (400 mA)
(with international adapter).............................................. 26482
WinEMP PC programming station

For all details regarding the WinEMP PC programming station please refer
to our web pages for the product accessories on the internet
(www.nri24.com).

INDEX G-13.mft totalizer
Index
1/2-price totalizer 20 Cleaning 55

3-fold sorting device 48 Coin
Install 52 Acceptance 14, 18, 61
Ordering codes 67 Band 73
Channels 18
A Narrow 16, 18
Accentuations in the text 7 Normal 16, 18
Acceptance 18 Very narrow 16, 18
Band 18 Diameter 61
Definition 73 Insert funnel 12
Narrow 16, 18 Jam 15
Normal 16, 18 Outlet
Very narrow 16, 18 Description 19
Coins 14, 61 Diagram 12
Gate 73 Properties 73
Limits 18 Rejection 18
Speed 61 Return 14
Accepted coin sensors 19 Route 14
Accessories 67 Runway, clean 55
Angle, mounting position 61 Thickness 61
Application, proper 10 Type 73
Attraction duration 73 Common inhibit line 62, 64
Components (diagrams) 12
B Condensation 60
Bar code 16 Configuration 7, 58
Battery application 49, 67, 75 Device environment 58
Block 19 Ordering codes 67
Definition 73 Software 58
Select 38 Conformity declaration 61
Bonus Connection 50
Coins 32 Diagrams 62
Set the value 32 In the machine 50
Levels 33 Connectors
Set the credit 33 Description 62
Diagram 12
C Pin assignment 62
To external sorting device 12
Cash-box chute
To machine 62
Description 19
To WinEMP 12
Diagram 12
Conventions, instructions 7
CE
Currency 16
Certification 61
Current
Directive 61
Carrying capacity 60
Channels 18
Consumption 60
Narrow 16, 18
Normal 16, 18
Very narrow 16, 18

G-13.mft totalizer INDEX
D F
Data block Flash technology 8
Download 73 Free vend 22
Number 16 Front
Date of manufacture 16 Entry model 9
Declaration of conformity 61 Plates 9, 13
Deployment, proper 10 Ordering codes 67
Design (diagrams) 12 Function line 62, 64
Deviation, mounting position 61 Functional principle 17
Device 1/2-price totalizer 20
Data 60 Timer 23
Dimensions 61 TV totalizer 29
Number 16
Parts (diagrams) 12 G
Type 16 General information
Digital display 46 Chapter 7
Connection 63, 65 Instructions 7
Ordering code 67 Totalizer 8
Timer 28 Glossary 73
TV totalizer 34, 36 Guide, chapter 7
Dimensions 8, 61
Discount (TV totalizer) 32 H
Coins 32 Handling 17
Set the value 32 1/2-price totalizer 20
Levels 33 Timer 23
Steps, set the credit 33 TV totalizer 29
Display 46 High-voltage (42 V) 49
Connection 63, 65 Humidity 60
Ordering code 67
Timer 28
TV totalizer 34, 35, 36
Documentation, additional 8
Double block data-management 19
E
ECV 74
Totalizer (Italy) 9, 74
Electric strength 60
EMC directive 61
Error remedy 56

I M
Inhibit coins Maintenance 55
Description 38 Malfunction, what can be done? 56
Setting Manuals, additional 8
With double block data-management 38 Mark of confirmity 61
With single block data-management 41 Markings in the text 7
Inhibit line 62, 64 Measures 8
Installation 50 Memory block 19
Instructions, additional 8 Select 38
Interfaces MIDI front plate 9, 13
Description 62 Ordering codes 67
Diagram 12 MINI front plate 9, 13
Pin assignment 62 Ordering codes 67
To external sorting device 12 Model number 16
To machine 62 Models 9
Pin assignment 62 Mounting
To WinEMP 12 Dimensions 8
Introduction Position 61
Chapter 7 Stud 12
Coin validator 8 Multi
Instructions 7 -frequency technology 8
Inventory Vend, 1/2-price totalizer 22
Function
Timer 27 N
TV totalizer 37 New coins, configure 44
Line 62, 64 Nominal voltage 16
Italy 9, 74 Notes 7
J O
Jam, coins 15 On-request mode
Definition 74
L
Timer 26
Label 16 TV totalizer 35
LED display 46 Open coin validator 55
Connection 63, 65 Operating
Ordering code 67 Instructions, additional 8
Timer 28 Modes 9
TV totalizer 34, 35, 36 Voltage 16, 49, 60
Limits 18 Operation 17
Lines 62, 64 1/2-price totalizer 20
Low-power application 49, 67, 75 Timer 23
Low-voltage directive 61 TV totalizer 29
Optionen 49
Ordering
Code, coin validator 16
Codes, accessories 67

G-13.mft totalizer INDEX
P Return
Area 14
Pause time (TV totalizer) 31 Description 15
PC Diagram 12
Board direct plug 12 Button
Programming station (WinEMP) 58 Description 15
Device environment 58 Diagram 13
Ordering codes 67 Lever
PCB direct plug 12 Description 15
Pictograms, instructions 7 Diagram 12
Pin assignment 62 Line 62
Power Revision number 16
Consumption 60 Runway, clean 55
Supply 49, 60
Price S
1/2-price totalizer 21
Safety instructions 7, 10, 61
Line 62, 64
Selling prices
Reduction (TV totalizer) 32
Timer 24
Timer 24
TV totalizer 30
TV totalizer 30
Programming 7, 58
Serial number 16
Device environment 58
Setting 7, 58
Ordering codes 67
Device environment 58
Proper use 10
Ordering codes 67
Pulse pause time (TV totalizer) 31
Signal lines 62, 64
R Single
Block data-management 19
Rejection 18 Vend, 1/2-price totalizer 22
Relative humidity 60 Software for configuration 58
Remaining game line 64 Sorting, external 47
Request Interface 13
Line 62, 64 Pin assignment 66
Mode Ordering codes 67
Timer 26 With NRI 3-fold sorting 48
TV totalizer 35 Installation 52
To perform an action 7 Sorting gate 74
Reset Start button function
Credit Timer 26
1-price totalizer 22 TV totalizer 35
Timer 26 Starting up 50
TV totalizer 31 String sensor 75
Line 26, 62, 64 Summary, chapter 7
Residual credit data-management Supply voltage 49, 60
1/2-price totalizer 22 Switching blocks
Timer 26 Description 15
TV totalizer 31 Diagram 12
Symbols, instructions 7

T W
Teach Wake-up sensor 49, 67, 75
Coin channels 44 Warning signal 27
Mode 44 WinEMP 58
Technical data 60 Adjustable functions 58
Temperature Device environment 58
Change 60 Interface 12
Range 60 Operating instructions 8
Tester Ordering codes 67
Interface 12
Operating instructions 8
Ordering codes 67
Text conventions 7
Tilt, mounting position 61
Time
Lapse, signal 27
Set (timer, TV totalizer) 25
Signals (TV totalizer) 36
Timed output (TV totalizer) 36
Timer 23
Time, set 25
Token
Timer 27
TV totalizer 36
Top entry model 9
Troubleshooting 56
TV totalizer 29
U
Use, proper 10
Utilization, proper 10
V
Variants 9
Vending
Sequence
Timer 23
Vending sequence
TV totalizer 29
Versions 9

G-13.mft totalizer GLOSSARY
Glossary
Acceptance band A range of acceptable measured values of one → coin type

(with specific → coin properties) defined by an upper and
lower limit value.
Acceptance gate The acceptance gate diverts the inserted coins into the
acceptance or return area of the coin validator.
Accepted coin sensors The accepted coin sensors are positioned in front of the
cash-box coin outlet of the coin validator and check whether
accepted coins fall unhindered into the cash-box chute.
Attraction duration The attraction duration is used to specify the period of time for
which the solenoid is to attract the → acceptance gate in
order to guide the accepted coins to the cash-box or an
external sorting device.
Block → Memory block
Channel → Coin channel
Coin acceptance band → Acceptance band
Coin channel Coin channels are used to describe → coin types using their
different → coin properties (alloy, size, etc.). The required
coin properties of a coin type are defined in → acceptance
bands which are assigned to the coin channels, together with
other coin information, for further processing.
Coin properties Coin properties are measured when a coin is inserted into the
coin validator. These are e.g. material, thickness, volume,
minting, diameter, mass, hardness, etc.
Coin type One coin type includes all coins for which the → coin
properties agree.
Common inhibit line Signal line between machine control unit and coin validator
which can block acceptance of all coins.
Data block update When updating a data block (set) (2 data blocks) using
WinEMP, the data blocks for the connected coin validators
are loaded quickly and easily from the internal hard disk of
your PC into the coin validator. By doing this, a new data block
is loaded into → memory block 0 (and memory block 1). The
new data blocks contain different configurations of → coin
channel data, e.g. current limit values of the → acceptance
bands for a currency or new inhibiting or sorting information.

GLOSSARY G-13.mft totalizer
ECV Electronic CoinValidator

ECV totalizer Totalizer model that differs from the standard totalizer model
by a machine interface with different pin assignment. The G-
13.mft ECV totalizers are designed specifically for the
machines of the Italian market.
Memory block Memory of the coin validator. At the manufacturer’s company,
a customer-specific setting is programmed to determine
whether the 32 → coin channels of the G-13.mft are to be
data-managed in one memory block (single block data-
management) or, when divided into 16 channels each, in two
memory blocks (double block data-management). Two
(memory) blocks 0 and 1 can be used to data-manage two
independent configurations of coin channel data (e.g. two
currencies). However, for coin validator operation, only one
memory block with 16 channels can be active at a time; the
other block is inhibited.
The memory block(s) can be updated using WinEMP (→
data block update).
On-request mode For the timer and TV totalizer operation, the on-request mode
can be activated by the manufacturer or using the configuration
software. In that mode, the signals for starting, e.g., a game
are not transmitted immediately to the machine as soon as
the credit reaches the price but only after the customer has
pressed a start button.
Return line When the return lever/button on the coin validator is operated,
a return signal is transmitted to the return line. The coin
validator then releases all the coins and foreign bodies inside
the device.
Sorting control line To sort the cash coins with an external sorting device, the
coin validator has three sorting control lines. Alternatively the
→ return signal line can be used for sorting (not with the →
ECV totalizer).
Sorting gate The sorting gates are activated in the coin validator depending
on the run time of accepted coins and direct the coins to be
sorted into the return area or coin outlet towards the cash-box
or external sorting device.
Sorting time The sorting time specifies the switching times of an external
sorting device.

G-13.mft totalizer GLOSSARY
String sensor The coin validator’s optional sensor recognizes a coin inserted
with a piece of string attached to it. The coin is not accepted
for payment.
Switching blocks The two switching blocks are located on the rear of the coin
validator and incorporate 10 DIL switches each. Each switch
has a specific function, e.g. setting the prices, inhibiting
individual or grouped → coin channels.
Teach mode In the teach mode, the last eight → coin channels can be
assigned new coin types or tokens on site at the machine
without configuration software, which means that these
newly configured coins are accepted in the respective coin
channel.
Token Tokens are accepted for payment at machines instead of
coins in a currency.
Wake-up sensor Optional sensor behind the coin insert funnel, which monitors
the insertion area of the totalizer and wakes up the totalizer
after the first coin has been inserted for the period of time
necessary for processing coins and credit. Totalizers with
wake-up sensor are used in battery and low-power
applications, as they are in sleep mode most of the time. The
current consumption in sleep mode is less than 15 µA.

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Technical Documentation

Electronic Coin Validator

National Rejectors, Inc. GmbH • Zum Fruchthof 6 • D-21614 Buxtehude

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4 Function and operation 17

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Select memory block

6 Maintenance and service 55

7 The PC programming station WinEMP 58

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This chapter should provide a general overview of the advantages and

General information about these instructions

These operating instructions describe the design and operation of the

1 2 3 ... Requests to perform an action are numbered in another typeface.

At the beginning of a chapter you will find a short "guide", which

Device functions, which are set or prepared by the manufacturer

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Additional technical documentation

General information about the coin validator

The electronic coin validator G-13.mft (multi-frequency technology) in the

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To be able to react as quickly as possible to new false coins and to enable

Models and operating modes

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Protecting yourself and equipment

Only use the coin validator according to proper use. Under no

The coin validator PCB is fitted with components that can be

Ensure the correct potential equalization in the machine.

Contact NRI if you wish to alter the construction of the device

If the device is no longer required, please dispose of it

We reserve the right to make technical modifications to the

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This chapter describes

Fig. 1a: Design – G-13.mft, top entry model

1 Return lever 6 Switching blocks

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1 Return button 6 Switching blocks

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The coin route from insert funnel to cash-box/sorting chute

Fig. 2: Coin acceptance and rejection path

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On the rear, the coin validator is equipped with

Return lever and return button

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1 Coin information – memory block 0 11 Consecutive device number per

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4 Function and operation

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Coin acceptance and coin channels

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Single or double block data-management

At the manufacturer’s company, a customer-specific setting is programmed

Accepted coin sensors